In a time when the world feels disconnected—socially, environmentally, and spiritually—a new performance asks a deceptively simple question: what if love could reconnect us? Not just romantic love, but deep, empathetic love for all life. Directed by Nathan Calvert, Love…
The constant inner turmoil of needing to be occupied to avoid whatever problems that are peeping their heads, as opposed to directly addressing them. The need to prove yourself, to better yourself, to analyse and berate yourself.
Edith Cowan University has been home to many a scholar over its several existing and developing campuses, across the southern hemisphere. This trans-continental community stems from ECU’s global vision to provide steadfast education to any student ready and willing. At…
When the ECU Joondalup campus was established in 1991, it opened its doors to what would become thousands of students over the years, starting them on their journey into tertiary education. 32 years on and our campus is now home…
Originally written by Christopher Spencer, 2019 Directed by Ruben Fleischer and written by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, Zombieland: Double Tap stars Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Abigail Breslin, and Emma Stone, the same cast and crew from the first Zombieland 10 years ago, as…
Ah The Toga, an American frat party staple. An item of clothing rich with history and debauchery, dating back to ancient Rome where noble men, philosophers and emperors ran wild. What the toga has become however, after years of uncontrolled…
Created by Dircksey Editor 2021
Created by Dircksey Editor 2021
Originally written By Grace Flynn in 2020 Before seeing Bite Me, director Elise Wilson told me to expect “absurd humour which is layered with a metaphor” and summarised the Fringe Festival show as “feminism meets the bachelor”. After watching a chilli, an…
Originally Written in April 2021. Audible Edge: Festival of Sound produced by Tone List the Perth based exploratory music label has just concluded. The festival supports a range of musicians with scant regard for genre giving them ‘unlimited permission’ to be very weird.…